Utah, get the weekend two.
Two Georgia lawyers with a strong eye for solid neckwear did that thing where they commissioned European mills to custom-make fabrics and then got some New York tailors to craft those fabrics into exquisite bow ties. Why don’t you get a few to wear this spring.
First, you’re going to take a tour of the Miami Beach Edition, otherwise known as the place the Rat Pack once called the Seville. Then, you’re going to go to a wine-paired dinner at Jean-Georges’s Market restaurant. Finally, you’re going to realize you just went on a tour that skewed more great than terrible.
Looks like a second Sugar Factory has taken over the Sushi Siam spot on Lincoln Road. And they’ve brought in a generously sized outdoor patio for enjoying things like burgers topped with mac and cheese, and cheesecake milkshakes garnished with more cheesecake. Yep, that’s what it looks like.
The Date Play: A little oceanfront yoga on the deck of a superyacht marina followed by a
brunch feast set to a (what else) DJ-spun soundtrack.
The Group Play: Trust & Co.’s new reggae brunch featuring pork belly benedicts,
half-off champagne bottles and live (what else) reggae.
On Sunday, the new Underline project is hosting a 12-mile bike ride with the Silent Revolution people. You’ll show up, they’ll hand you a wireless headset, and then you’ll bike around listening to the same music everyone else is listening to. Which makes it a silent disco on bikes. Which...
